The Bermuda Bicycle Association’s 2025 President’s Cup took riders on a demanding island-wide route today [Oct 26] starting on Front Street and finishing at Southlands Park.
A spokesperson said, “This year’s course was slightly revised to avoid several active roadwork areas, ensuring rider safety and minimising disruption. The Association extends sincere thanks to the Bermuda Police Service for their assistance in moving the race safely across the island, and to Lesley White, who recruited and coordinated an exceptional team of marshals. Working closely with police officers, the marshals managed key right-hand turns, guiding motorists and ensuring cyclists could navigate safely through intersections.
“Special appreciation is also extended to the Ministry of Public Works and the Works and Engineering team in Flatts, who paused their roadwork and cleared the route to allow the race to pass through smoothly.
“The race began on Front Street and remained neutral through Flatts due to last-minute roadwork, officially restarting at the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo [BAMZ]. Once racing resumed, the peloton wasted no time testing their form over the 100-plus kilometre route, which included North Shore, The Causeway, Southside, and South Road before finishing at Southlands Park.
“Timing was provided by Peter Dunne, with Charles Thresh serving as Chief Referee and Howard Williams as Moto Referee.
Top Results
Overall / Open Men:
Conor White – 2:19:06
Matt Boys – same time
Steven Smith – same time
Junior Men:
Jackson Langley – 2:19:09
Ollie Hayward – 2:20:46
Dylan Eisel – 2:20:49
Open Women:
Panzy Olander – 2:23:58”
Race Director Deborah Narraway thanked all volunteers, officials, and support teams for their dedication: “Events like the Presidents Cup are only possible through collaboration, from police escorts and marshals to our timing and officiating teams. We’re grateful to everyone who helped ensure another successful and safe edition of this iconic race.”
The full 2025 Presidents Cup results follow below [PDF here]:
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